swish造句怎么写

Julia felt a whirl of wind blow her hair up and swish in her face. It was like a canoe going against the rapids in a river.

Joan: "Well he paid me lots of sweet comments, bought dinner for me and then took me to a swish nightclub."

Without warning, a curtain of what looks like slimy ropes emerges out of the mist. They are hanging down from above, their source unseen, and are dragging over the ground with a faint swish.

Her skirts gave a swish.

A swish of wind blew which made their hair fly back.

I usually find the swish pattern alone to be weak and ineffective, but this method works very well for me.

When dust devils swish by, they clear their paths of smaller grains, leaving dark tracks like eerie, swirly tattoos.

Public areas of the hotel are open to the elements, but everywhere you turn pitched roofs protect from sun or rain and the swish guestrooms bring the outdoors in.

Prices have been rising in all segments of the market, not just in the swish condos.

Then he flung outward, feet first, with a swish, Kicking his way down through the air to the ground.

And a short cab-ride to the north at Marylebone, BNP Paribas employs 3, 100 staff—the most in any of its buildings in the world—at a swish office that opened in 1997.

What’s more, if the fashionistas want to switch clothes, without any moving, they only need to swish their hand on virtual buttons on the screen.

Julia felt a whirl of wind blow her hair up and swish in her face.